(1) materials and tools

Whiteboard paper, colored paper, pigment, paper clip, scissors, paste.

(2) Production and performance methods

Before making a paper hat or headdress, measure the circumference of your head with a small thread or a piece of paper and remember this size.

The paper cap is made by cutting a piece of white cardboard with a width of 8- 10 cm. The length of cardboard is 2 cm longer than your head circumference. Fold this cardboard at least four times, cut it into lace as shown in figure 1, open the cardboard and dye it yellow, cut it into small flowers with red, green and gold paper and stick it on it. After pasting, form a hat ring and fix it with paper clips, and a beautiful crown will be made (Figure 2).

If, as shown in Figure 3, a number of paper strips are cut along one side of the cardboard, and the paper strips are bent to one side to form a hat ring, which is pinned by paper clips, it becomes an Indian feather hat (Figure 4).

The method of headdress is similar to paper hat. Cut a piece of paper 3cm wide. The length of the paper is 2cm longer than your head circumference. Paint a bright color on one side of the paper, and then cut some gold stars or gold dots to beautify the head ring (Figure 5).

According to your own needs or hobbies, draw figures on the whiteboard, cut them out after coloring, and make the drawn images vivid and lovely through exaggeration when painting. If you can find suitable photos or patterns from pictorial or books, you can also cut them out and paste them on the whiteboard (Figure 6).

After the headband and the characters are finished, they don't need to be glued together, just use paper clips as headdresses, and they don't take up space when not in use (Figure 7).

At the festival gala, if you wear your own paper hat and headdress when performing children's songs, dances and plays, it will definitely add luster and interest to your program.